HE MADE ANOTHER RICH. SEARCHING THE ROOM WHILE THE DOCTORS DISAGREED. How a Wide Awake Merchant Decided a Knotty Medicnl Ulnpute and Made His Friend's Fortune—City Tricka That Were I)Helens in a Small Town. "I have tuiwle one fortune in niv time," said an old merchant the other day, "and" "Spent it," Broke in the writer. "Didn't have that pleasure." "Lost it?" "No, sir; the fortune I made Was that of another man." "How was that?" asked the writer. "After I left college," replied the first speaker, "I knocked about the country, here and there, for a few years, before I settled down in this city. In the course of my wanderings 1 met an old school friend who had gone to a medical col lege and was then just starting to build up a practice in a small country town. When I ran across him lie was in a dreadful fit of the blues, and I said to him, after first greetings had been ex changed: 'Why,old man, you're not like your former self at all. You haven't been practicing long enough to have killed anybody yet, have you?' " 'No, no! my boy,' he answered, 'not that, liut, if I may confide in you with safety, as 1 think I can, I will tell you my difficulties. I'm madly in love with the most beautiful girl in all the world and she loves me, but all her people are opposed to our marriage, because the old man is wealthy and I am poor. They want her to marry a rich suitor who is after her, and 1 feel like a brute in ask ing her to wait for me till I am able to support Iter, while that prospect seems so distant. I've been in this town for six months now and not a single patient have 1 secured.' THE OLD TRICKS NO GOOD. " 'How many rivals have vou got here?' I inquired. " 'Only one,' lie answered, 'old Dr. Scroggs, but he has been here for forty years or more all by himself. He re sents my intrusion as a personal insult., and so do his patients, I think There seems to be a prejudice against young doctors, anyway, and I atn heartily dis couraged.' " 'Why don't you try someof the time honored old tricks of the trade?' I said. "You know them as well as I do. Have a txiv rush into church and whisper in your ear where you sit, well up toward the front. Then grab your hat and make OH much noise as you can going out. Get up half a dozen prescriptions and have the bottles directed to Mrs. Smith, Mr. Brown, etc., and then see that they are delivered to the wrong houses. Send for them again, explaining that in the rush of business these little mistakes will sometimes happen. There are a dozen such little dodges that' " 'No use. uiv dear boy,' he answered, with a sigh. 'All those pretty games are N. G. in a small town. If Mrs. Smith has a toothache nearly everybody else here knows it or will hear of it some day. The tricks would all be discovered here to a dead certainty, and 1 would be worse olf than ever. They are till right enough in a big city, but' " 'What's that," I exclaimed, a a ter rific banging was heard at theouterdoor. Charley, my friend, went to the door, and a girl's voice came out of the dark ness. saying, 'Come down to the hotel, doctor, there's a traveler there took down with a fit or somethin' and he's like to die.' THE BOTTLE DID IT. "Charley grabbed a ease of instru ments. and we both started for the hotel on a run. Vv'e got there a few minutes before old Scroggs, for whom the girl who told us had also gone. Before Scroggs got up to the traveler's room Charley had diagnosed the case to his own satisfaction, ami was looking very wise indeed. Scrugv ; seized the insensible pa tient by the wrist, listened to his heart beats, and before Charley had said a word, rapped out: " 'Case of apoplexy, bring some' "But Charley was not to be ignored in this way. 'lts a plain case of ep'— he began, hut just then I pulled him to one side and whispered in his ear. " 'I was about to remark, Dr. Scroggs, resumed Charley, with considerable dig nity, 'that the case is undoubtedly one of morphine poisoning." " 'Nonsense, young man,' said old Scroggs rudely, '1 say it's apoplexy.' " 'A stomach pump will soon prove who's right,' said Charley, as lie unlock ed his case and produced one. "The littlo crowd of hotel employes and villagers who had crowded into the room, a big one, seemed rather amused by the arguments of the doctors, and as the patient was a stranger to all, the ap plication of a stomach pump, if only to settle the controversy, met with general approval. "Well, to make a long story short, morphine it was sure enough. This dis comfiture of old Scroggs spread abroad. Charley soon built up a practice, mar ried his heiress and lived happily ever afterward." "And how did you discover it was mor phine just in time to prevent your young friend from declaring in favor of epi lepsy?" asked the writer. "That's just what Charley asked me when it was all over," replied the nar rator. "The fact is, while Charley and old Scraggs were engaged in looking wise over the patient, and guessing at his malady, I was looking about the room. There in a corner behind a foot stove I spied a bottle. Picking it up I saw that it was labeled 'morphine, poi son,' and that it had been recently emp tied, as the outside of it was still moist. That was enough for me, and I had just time to hiss in Charley's ear 'morphine' before he committed himself."—New York Tribune, Hereditary. "Where does Witticus get his humor?" "He inherits his old jokes from his father, and his baby jokes from his lit tle boy."—Harper's Bazar. TRtASiiBER'S SALE OF SEATEO AND UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS IN CAMBRIA COUKTY A. D 1890. J THOMAS E. HOWE, Treasurer . of Cambria county. In the Pennsylvania, in pursuance of the several Acts of Assembly In said rcetlng the time and mannerofMUlnKinaeat ed Lands for taxes, do hereby give, notice that the following tracts of l nseated I ' an^j' nU Lots of Ground in the said county "'. ."' ' v to or sU' h parts thereof as may be pay arrearages of taxes due for one year or more, will be offered for at the COURT HOUSE. In the BOROUGH OF EBE.v HIIRO, on the SECOND MONDAY, being the 9THjDAY OF JUNE NEXT, And continue by ntiloumment from day to day tmtil the whole be sold lor such arrearages of taxes and costs necessaiily accruing thereon. Unseated lands 1888 and 1889, XAMKS OK OWKKHS OB WARRANTERS. \ Acree.ltr. ADAMS TWP. Taxee. ;l'lilllp Collins... * 140 .lohn Anderson J' 48!) J no. Morrison | OS 140T® valentine AMer.. ' *! * US sr. Martin McDonald £ ISO 114 5ame........ —— Samuel Calvin 481 40 Robert Ross ■*>* 4(U Jacob Clement - J 245*54 #J no. Rellly 88 5,1 E. shoemaker AiffiSS D. T. storm '■ B i**" Thos> smith Park 20 <K •joe A. Nichols J; " too 11. M. Neal Ji lion cambrla coal & Iron Co w 04 so 0 looflKß.l'alton and Anderson (heirs)... #1 38 BARK TWP. 160 tiray & Wyland. 38 ni 10s Thomas Edwards (pari) IS 88 140 Michael snyder J 118) John '1 • ej 14 owen D. Williams s 100 May Klllens i' 30 BLACKI.ICK twp. Ann Blootlgood 108 Martin & tiraffc 33 Thomas hid cambrla Land company w 50 < iabrlel ltoring (Snyder) . M 484 cambrla Land co JS .4 100 cambrla Land 00 - ' U 7 William Cameron •' 843 Emanuel Bralller * r. ion A. v. Barker, etal.... ' • 100 i.eorg llarf ' 73 Harrison Duncan est 13 4. 30 B. F. Young 1 M CAMBRIA TWP. James C. Fisher Win. Burnhamer 4 .o j John Boyd 3 40 Andrew Duff „ Wm. Linton... < •; .(i Reese J. Lloyd ij <•' 80 James C. Fisher 3 is CO Jno. J. Evans & Co h JJ 114 Joseph Dunmyer CARROLL TWP. so sebastlne Luther J JJ® 15 Jno. Weber *' CHEST TWP.I ceo. D.Morgan 800 wm. Parker... '2 158 44 Anthony slmons 4u> [JJ 453 44 Nathan Laughborough 205 OS 831 si Thomas Ketland ;;!*> J® 481 Jno. Ashley i? 801 63 Thomas Masters < j* 147 as Jno. Ketland— " ,n Wm. 11. somervllle 50 James Foster "■ •>' Henry Deloxler co 405 10>i James Ruth •••••• •■• •• K " Elder, Lutz and W hlte 127 William Parker J as 185 144 Henry Philips !£ 15a 137 Stinon Walker w 78 Daniel D. Carson 1 CLEAUFIEI.I) TWP. 81 Samuel Ca1vin............••• 8 2 800 J. 11.. Plske and s. s. Blair S- 88 800 condron & 8 -i 100 P. & A. 4 W3S 1389 James condron... ■•••••• 4 ;*> 180 Martin Thomas .of Jacob) £ o® 130 Matthew McMuuen. est •' 11 CKOYLETWP. is John Lovett. 2 88 7 P. M. and J. Brown SJO :j4 p. M. and J. Brown 10 J' 7 John Stimer ; s 1 lot John Heather - IS IlotC. 11 Ellis.. " J v. Thos C'royle est io® ys Jno. scotts A Sons. Adam Ream 77 DEAN TWP. 300 Belie 81air..... fi ® John Brot herllne 40 John J* J® 481 John Fisher Jg si 181 John Harrison 1® aS 830 John Brot herllne 76® Z Thos U i*at?ereon?A nily braydoti SS 3.W Tho" - patietson.Andy ciraydon 107 30 800 Patrick Keliey JjJ Ji son Patrick such J® 184 James Harris. 4t Joseph Harris.. w •* Bayard & Barclay 800 Wm. Barton ' • 200 Ezeklel Farmer ? J* lit; William TUton ■*> \v. W. Jackson 810 Jesse Bush M Ml Ruth Mcconnell 810 Lewis W01fe..... J?" 850 Kellly sargeant •'£ ino Jaines Bryson ?' ?! 71 Jno. S. Colbert 22 <*> C. o. waltz, et al 40ti 142 James Jones "" James i ondron 78 Morris Wool' " ' .300 Henry wolf ™ ® 181 Henry Davis * "J 183 Jacob llanls f 4 tin Jos. Davis 2' jo 125 James Jones 24 James condron 3 us s. M Woodcock .300 j. pennel. M. Wills 2S ss 200 .1. pennel, P. Wolf 'J O' •MO j. pennel. T. Kelly £ ~ 210 J. Pennel, P. such *■ ELDER TWP.; 50 Joseph Thomas 3" "23 (iALI.ITZIN TWP. Samuel Calvin * iso Aaron Brown nJ -< b ceo. tiallnher 0 ., „ w Mary £ ioo Nicholas Bell ,r •885 Jonn Hay. M. K j., f 0 so James condron 4 ;; ! , 143 JSin (tray i T.J.Christy * JACKSON TWP. Wm. H. sechler 100 John Hubley 40 Thomas White tj 25 ceo. 11. Douglass J 61 PhilipAiwlne "'J 2ss Thos. S 42 Alex Hunter <* •" 85 Daniel Farley... ' 43 844*20 Cambria Land t 0... ,u •" ,j t c. Martin and Ihomas Grlf 'llth •••• 180 Cambria Land to .• •• J® 208 John wegton (part) *< 5 liavld M. Prtngle. 3 ,r 4 59 Henry Rorabaugh •• g f •so wm. 11. sechler.. J7 .363 cambrla Land co g™ 80S cambrla Land Co }• 153 cambrla Land co ~s o 184 39 Cambria Land Co •;;;■• 4 ',! S cambrla Land Co •• • ••• 18 18 PORTAGE TWP. •310 V Fred Burton 44 4 |J SKI Samuel Hlnton — 4 •iso JK" oeo. Gutwalt 3 130 N. and c. zeller 2o 88 51 William T. Mcconnell J 34!omas Mccwlnt'll Ml'.'•'.'•'' ""• "37 ono' 1 onsfantlne tracts irr.63 HEADS TWP. Geo. I). Morgan 481 Kobt, Ak1n5...... ••• 433 Patrick Boreland 4 140 jno. Baorron, f? i® if" Barger & Grass AM Barger & Grass 174 108 Thomas £ 15911081 llenry Bush ioo David 24 is John Dougherty ino Henry Kcpple 22 08 200 wm. Barton is 34 30 oarrlet cattlnger 27 12 J. H. Flake 1 59 19 J. 11. Flske 7 89 Wm. P. Walker 100 W.ll.Woods * 13 04 1040 John Dean **79 29 180 samuel Haggerty 93 88 153 James L. owlnn 27 57 9 Jno. Hollen 3 05 95 B. F. Bell 16 27 254 118 Rellley A Sergeant 34 30 244 7 P. and A. Flynn 21 10 STONYCKKBK TWP. 10 S. H. Smith 4 35 7 Lewis putt 3 22 30 L. B. COhlck 12 05 SI'MMERHILI, TWP. 439 80 Plack Gross 114 55 489 80 Henry Woods 1.4 55 439 80 James Dalton 114 55 439 so James searlght 714 55 Cambria i oal A Iron co . 370 id Israel Jones 96 61 100 Wilson Hunt 55 87 93 Kbenezer Brenhain 24 11 410 Wm. Smith. D. 1) 112 10 Ed. McGlade 72 Wm. smith, D. D. (part) 19 15 77 4 Jno. Fulton, et al 12 62 SUSQUEHANNA TWP. Jos. M. Miller. 100 Joseph Thomas 49 83 WEST TAYLOR TWP. so sechlerA Peelor 4 12 WASHINGTON TWP. 352 Simon Hoop 68 74 200 sechler A Clark 35 oi no sophla Hurd S MO 413 James Dennlson, M. K 104 16 41 11. s. smith A co 3 54 WHITE TWP. ceo. D. Morgan 302 simou walker '6 03 327 Henry Philips 90 37 Fitch A Boyton 183 James Wilson 23 04 Charles Ranstead 449 Alex. Brown 46 23 591 Thomas Brown 126 68 402 Wm. Harris 86 16 429 John Harris 83 92 523 James Reed 141 22 180 John Harris, No. l 51 59 291 Fred. Mollenaux 93 94 White, Lentz A White 456 Thomas Sanburn 181 94 170 93 slmon Walker 49 27 312 Henry Philips 100 20 James McC'lay 500 samuel Calvin 125 59 250 curry and Jones, Assignee 37 56 10 Nathan cowan 3 90 65 John Dean 12 54 John C. Gates 114 Fred Mollenaux 17 36 56 Fred Mollenaux 10 04 30 A. Matthews 4 91 406 142 James Jones 50 75 80 Wallace and Krebbs 13 14 30 lsalah Gates 4 57 LOWER YODEK TWP. 260 lUmsen. lielrii li 85 221 Joseph Gates 5 81 jot James p. Mcconaughy 4 85 fix Jackson St. clalr 316 SEATED LANDS 1887 AND 1888. ADAMS TWP. Acres. Hoiws. Lulu. Xtune. 50 Levi orris est 7 02 i 1 wm. Welmer 2 47 9 Mrs. P. Murphy 2 08 ALLEGHENY TWP. 60 ... ... James Griffin 7 81 30 ... ... George Bruce 611 109 Michael Gibbons. . 900 50 ... ... James condron 365 ASIIVILI.E IND. SCHOOL DISTRICT. 1 J. C. McMullen 185 50 ... ... James c0ndr0n...... 410 1 w.J. Adams l 09 1 Kelly A Nagle 1 09 1 1 L. and W. Kelley,... 185 BARK TWP. 100 ... ... Henry J. Bolantl est 777 30 ... ... Jos. Gardner 733 <lO ... ... GittlngsA Edwards. 12 73 174 .. ... Alex Irwin 12 02 20 .. ... A.F.Jackson 485 30 .. ... Wm. Jackson 7 05 1 1 Jno. E. Klrcli of M.. 302 4n ... .. Laurence Wyland 4 12 vi . .. Laurence Wyland 3 17 so .. ... M. K. of Andrew Bitters. 2 82 65 M. K. of Anthony haver 3 59 8 .. ... wm. D. Keath 88 63 .. .. Hugh Dougherty 6 36 150 ... .. Gray A Wyland 5 37 140 .. .. Mlchaeisnyder 728 143 ... .. Gray A Martin, M. K. of Leonard Mandgold 929 97 .. ... Archie Farrell 2 80' 40 Michael shank 2 10 BLACKLICK TWP. ino ... .. stoneback A Mart In. 1157 |.?i A. Rex 5 86 15 .. .. Solomon llaukerson. 88 40 . ... Jno. Foust 674 90 ... Harrison overdorf.. 11 86 130 Blackllck Nav. co.. 18 41 40 .. cameron A Grov 307 123 Blackllck Nav. C 0... 12 57 CAMBRIA TWP. 400 Gilbert Lloyd 64 85 14 .. F. 11. Shoemaker.... 276 50 .. .. same 705 7 ... Sam. Vahn. 78 50 " .. Silas Cassldy 452 45 ... James Burnhnmer.. 301 162 .. Delaugesco 433 16 . ... Joseph Gutwalt. 3 5-3 Bart McCabe lio 6 Mary E. Tlbbot 90 CHEST TWP. si-, Gray A Wyland.... 602 57 ... Albert Koha 320 100 .. .. s. E. Burn, 3. is CHEST SPRINGS Bill?. l 1 Wm. Jones 4 79 '"7 1 l Francis Urban......... 189 1 1 ElUot Davis 4 84 1 sophla Wills est 75 'J 2 Henrietta Kenlnger 227 CONEMAUGH TWP. Euclid coal Co.. coal bank 10 58 Euclid coal Co., lire clay bauk 10 us 1 Jno. Kelly 146 Va'i " M. Bracken est 14 90 'j i Adolp Briber 74 ~ 2 Lizzie Thomson 7 25 "7 * .. David FalOon 258 "i 1 Mary A. Flynn 2to 1 1 p. J. Nugent 2 88 1 Wm. Kelglmrd 285 ... 1 Hugh Patterson 145 CLEARFIELD TWP. v, .. Thos. Durbln est.... 12 75 j„ " .. Jos. ountner 116 i! ... Julian lionalioe 216 W. J. Buck 5 86 ,S " .. JR. Lttzlnger 10 10 1 2 Aug Mover 202 "io .. .. James Mccoy 234 .ivi . Lorenzo snrlcker — 33 84 o " .. Jos. Moyer est 10 34 . John K. cordell 623 SS •" .. j. 11. Lttzlnger 890 1, ; .. 1. W. Nagle 2ls 5 .. .. Martin Thomas, Jr.. 100 CKOYLE.TWP. 7. . j. j. Burkey 331 tin " .. Cambria coal A iron * " CO 58 24 in . .. Alex. Prlnglc 130 Ben F. Run .. 674 7 ' .. Ben F. Ruff 674 " W.H.Patterson, est. 346 "l Rebecca Ross 250 110 " .. Griffith, Brown A stlneman 8 30 DEAN TWP. 1 Kelly A Nagle 02 i 1 L. A Wm. 11. Kelly.. 145 .•5 .. N. P. .Menmt', M. R. 480 Jv " JasN. Mcoulre, M. K. 234 ino '! Mrs. K. Mccauiey.... 175 *| ... .. uallllzln Trexler . . 840 EBENSBURG nOR. 1 Jonathan Lloyd 145 ino " .. Hlancbard ACo 28 68 iv ;. Ino. Tubbs 87 06 jno.Tubbs 10 10 IX, "" ... chas. Bradley A Co. 596 .Si " John patton, M. R... 40 85 97 Dr. Good 6 17 (.AI.LITZIN BOK. ~ ... Ed.Rooneyandwlte. 400 'i 1 Alice O'Brien 239 1 wm. J. Dawson 88 "" v .. isiulore Egan 176 y ' ' 1 Margaret Luther.... 86 "i 1 Mrs. M. McKlbblen. 375 1 Abraham Shnra, est. 113 1 johnA. Storm 76 1 John Weiss 76 '"V "" ... peter Burns, est.... 208 "2 2 Daniel McKenna 1 1 waiter ltutledge.... 248 1 1 Annie Shank 286 J 1 Martin Murphy 286 ! 1 Andrew conrad 286 1 Ellen Clark 74 "'i "i .. •wm.|Butler.... 865 George Bckenrode... 11 29 OALLITZIN TWP. tos rrancH Burke 22 56 4iW .. Jn". M. crane as TS 478 ... \vm. Decker 128 07 140 .. Bradley Rhoddy est 21 wr> v n .. Wm. Kelly 10 88 l John Mansfield an 1 c. C Miller l 06 l .1. o. McMullen 8 24 l l). o. Myers l 51 l WLJ. Heed '•! 58 1 C. A. Ager 150 JACKSON TWP. 48 .. ... John Dunmirc 778 IHO lohn Egar 21 01 8 ino. A. KagermlU.. IvH g Kite Dishorn? 78 l 1 Francis Kager 18 50 laccb Kelgnard 7 18 100 M. S. Bush 7 05 87 ... .. chrls I.elller.sr 872 HO Mrs. c. Lay ton 28 70 •JO . ... Klcharu Walker. ... 206 100 A. w. Zelgler 9 88 40 nose croyle ... 842 79 ... .. John Dlsliong 4 28 j . ... liavld Paul, mill i 55 51 Geo. linger 5 25 80 lohn I). Adams 83 LILLY BOH. 15 Plack A Fog'-e. coal hank 14" 1 john 6 MUNBTEK TWP. 10;| • ... John C. Noll 18 80 ion ' ... Isaac Wlke - 10 88 59 ' .. Moses Lett 7 29 or " Aug. olass est 3 95 "j i j. AM. Mcuermott 129 POKTAOB TWP, 1 ooseph Burkey est.. 2oj 1 l 11. 11. Dickinson . . 184 . i Mrs. Griffith e5t...... 2W 2 Mrs. A. B. Mcuonigle 85 ' . Patrick Mccrosstn... 61 65 Patrick Mccrossln.. 751 97 ... James F. Kelly A CO. 274 187 ' Thomas Donahoc.... 1. 07 S5 !. .. j. c. Martin,etal.... 19 86 PROSPECT BOK. 1 Daniel Fitzpatrick.. 248 KEADE TWP. 600 .. Ephrlam Burkett .. 71 72 418 ' .. Blair A Packer 138 01 59 " .. Blair A Packer 16 99 102 " .. Blair fi Packer 83 09 tig . .. Blair A Packer 29 18 168 Blair A Packer 50 91 4:ls .. Blair A Packer 187 91 , 3 Blair A Packer 187 91 82 . .. Blair A Packer 13 90 4 .. Blair A Packer 302 86 ' ... Edward Harris 128 1 1 ceo. W. snyder 10 56 1 A1 x. Watson 93 i'ljo ... V. Zaute. el nl., Mln. 17 16 15 . ... Eliza Noble 21 20 io 10 Fred. Yeakley ....... 112 tin 1 Caroline McDonald. 60 'i 1 C. Ac. Railroad at v.inormers 9 50 45 .. Samuel Haggerty, M. K 7 50 49 ... .. Samuel llaggerty, M. It 5 67 1 .. .. David Hollis, 5r.... 92 26i Charles llanstead... 89 02 40 .. Samuel Haitzell 12 20 753 . ... Edward Bell, heirs.. 36 64 'i 1 Mrs. E. M. Walte 8 44 53('l .. Kev. A.K.Bell 25 W "j 5 Joseph liewlß 145 1 1 Ellen Shaffer 10 79 "4 . .. chas. Tllley 744 25 ... .. Joseph Wiley 410 SIMM EBHILL TWP. .>3l ... I. C. Caldwell, et al. 57 88 100 " .. 1. c. Caldwell, etal. 2011 100 " .. I. C. Caldwell, Rider est 26 11 700 .. i.e. Caldwell, Plum merest 15 20 19 .. .. David 1). Davis 198 -o cambna Iron CO— 100 372 " .. Chas. H. cross 55 98 83 ... .. chas. H. cross 14 Su 83 " •• chas. H. Gross 14 66 100 " .. 11. Klnkead 19 89 20 " .1. L. P. McAllister... 358 850 " .. .jerre McGonlgle, est. 32 45 2->o ... Wm. P. Schell 38 07 41 . John Knepper, 1r... 442 71 . .. John Knepper, jr... 71; 72 ... 11. Mccormick, M. 1(. 694 45 IL Mccormick, M. K. 454 69 " .. H. Mccormick, M. K. 668 vi 11. Mccormick, M. K. 38 57 " °. H. Mccormick.M. 11. 560 49 " 11. Mccormick, M. 11. 4so 11. Mccormick, M. it. 605 72 " 11. Mccormick. M. It. 694 ion " . li. Mccormick, M. H. 22 00 " TWP. li> , ... Jacob Johnston... . 485 59 ' ... jamesA. porter.... 497 102 1. A. B. Douglass ... 1141 EAST TAYLOR TWP. 149 I.C. Bole 14 5,, WEST TAYLOR TWP. 43 ... ... .mo. slick, est 428 TI'NNELHILL BOH. 1 Ed. Mc.Nulty. Jr.... 118 "l v: .Michael Maley 311 1 '2 Jno. Burns. No. 2 365 ... 1 Michael McGee 82 •WASHINGTON TWP. <OO , ... Blair Iron A coal Co 106 56 vi ... P.P.George 291 12 ... ... lI.J. Hopple 429 •-8 ... Owen ingoldsby 12 52 juc " ... U. M. Lemon, est 4-160 391 ' ... Jerre MeGonlgle, est so 51 ■V, ... M. B. Gardner 605 173 ... plack A Fogle 59 91 s. H. smith A C 0... 17 14 8 ... Thomas Byrne 501 40 " ... Thos. Byrne mineral 610 7 .. John Varley 1 W " .. Louisa Welser . James Dennlston A co 66 ... Wm. Kemter (parr)., 522 24.1 ' .. Kobt. Grag 28 82 .tw'i " A. M. B. McGonlgle . lr, 47 *. i " .. M. B. McLaughlin 290 1 John Wolfonl 1 so i .. O.K. Miller 227 JmV Fred Arentelt (mln).. 37s 12 ... chas. studt so WOODVALE BOK. 1 n. A lr. smeitzer 239 WHITE TWP. •n .. Jos. I. olass 14 89 ~ "1 Isaac Gates (telrs).. 347 inn Perry Troxell 23 43 VI .. Jno. G. Gill 774 85 .. Chas. Ranstead 514 363 ... chas, Ranstead, ! * 8 •" Harris 28 32 .. clias. itanstead.Gal -115 later 7 07 58 ... s. W. llyers Buo LOWER VODER TWP. 1 ;t Pat. I.afferty 7 so 1 A. L. KepUlc 227 .V,i .. Beam ana Potis li 3u " " 1 plough A stutzman. 3os "i 1 Elijah Kllgore 200 1 1 Mary S. Powell 200 1 1 Nancy c. Beam .2 75 1 Rattle I. Davis .... 230 ivi ... Kllz. llernhberger..., 030 1 M. 11. Rlslnger 230 1 MichaelGauphey.... 4so ! Anthony Jacobson.. 175 1 Aug. LUUa 380 1 pat, McLaugherty.. Iso 1 j. G. Smith 480 1 ft E. swanson 480 1 g Michael uoueman... 230 1 E. Harmon • so 1 1). J. Hammond 1 80 1 Annie lohnston 230 1 ™ Michael Laffey 2 30 1 Geo, E. Patter 230 1 1 imssell smith 4so " 1 < Frank Toner 2:10 1 Thomas Gomer 2so 1 jno. WadswortU 180 * 1 Miles A smith 388 .. 1 Wm. sweeny 308 1 1 Jno. Dingle 9OT 1 wm. Davis 207 1 niraniHelscl 808 1 Blair Herron 2(® 1 Blair Herron 21® 1 Lewis Luckhart 208 1 H. J. Miller 208 1 Mrs. Fred Neville.... 208 "i'v Peter Tosh 3 M 1 W. H. A G.M.Thomas 21® ™" 1 Daniel Waters 21® UPPER YODEK TWP. 2V6 . ... Whl. Fry 444 THOMAS E. HOWE, Treasurer. Treasurer's Office, Ebensburg, Pa.. March, 31, 1890. C. HINCHMAN, SURGEON DENTIST. OFFICI 88 Fbanilin STRBBT, Third door from Poßtomce. Gas administered. First class work and material guaranteed. marie-tt LEADING BUSINESS HOUSK\ or PITMtIiH AND UIRGHP.KY CITY, PA C#"Tiie firn.s named below are the lead ing and representative ones in their re spective lines of Business. When writing •o either mention this paper. CHARLES PFEIFER, Men's Furnishing Goods 443 SMITNKIGLI) STREET, 100 FKDEKALBT., ALLKOH ENY. Shirts to Order. We make all our own shirts, and our Custom shirt Department Is the best equipped In the state. We carry a ful. line of Full Dress, all over Embroidered F. Ks., and Embroidered Linens, and guarantee a fit. If you can not get a lit else where give us a trial. cleaning and Dyeing offices at above locations. Lace curtains lnundrled equal to new. Full Dress shirts laundrled. Hand Finish, ■ JOSErU HORNE £ CO., Dry Goods, Silks, Cloaks. No- Retail stores, BIN to Ml Penn ESTABLISHED 1870 CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BITTERS. BA WILD CHERRY TONIC GIN. The Swiss Stomach Bitters are ▼ a sure cure for Dyspepsia. Liver Trade Mark, complaint, and every species of Indigestion, |l per bottle; six bottles, $3. Wild cherry Tonic, the most popular prepara tion lor cure of coughs, colds. Bronchitis, etc., and Lung Troubles. The Black Gin Is a sure cure and relief of the Urinary organs. Gravel and Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder. For sale by all Druggists in .ohnstown, by 11. T. Dc- Franee, John M. Taney £ Co., 1.. A. sible. Cam bria. [~| The J. P.Smith tl.ainp, Glass A China Co. IFANCY POTTERIES. BRONZES, CLOCKS. DINNER AND CHAMBER SEI'S. 985 Penn Ave.. Bet.mii £ 10th streets, PITTSBURGH. GR I SSTjY'S Business College A XI) Y() JIM A L JXSTITVJ * Is the pride of MeKeesport. Send for catalogue. s. S. ORISSLY. Manager. MeKeeßport, pa What Is Hie Kodak? send for catalogue. • , YV. S. ItELL A CO., i""l 431 Wood street, Pittsburgh. Pa. Dealers In Amateur Photographic outfits and Supplies. 31. (i. COHEN, JEWELER A sign of the clock, Y 533 Diamond street. "ittsburgh, it ll Diamonds, Watches, Jewely and silverware, Clocks, Bronzes, Gold and Sllverheaded canes and umbrellas. The Largest stock In thecity. * CRAYON I OKTRAITS. LIFE SIZE, 25x80, 18. Orders by mall promptly at iSBB tended to. Write for particulars. <rs?3 SOLAR POKTHATS A SPECIALTY. Jirai Treganowan's Art store. 158 W ylle ave >4nue. Pittsburgh. Pa. nn I TT) fl Flfty-firet Year. PR 1 Back Again l llil I ' v With Loads of CHEAP BOOKS, EIBLES, ALBUMS. At Half (he Regular Prices HAAFO 428 Wood Street, K\ Pittsburgh, Pa. UWVIIOi GRAHAM ROACH AND BED-BUG POWDER / Banishes insects at sight. GRAH iM'S BLACK DROP. J >l' N For catarrh, sold by all Druggists L. GRAII AM, Manufacturer. Pittsburgh. Pa. CABINET PHOTOS. sl.o<l PER n , A DOZEN. (// Prompt Delivery, crayons, etc. at "7 Low prices. LlES'Popular Gallery, f loand 13 sixth St., Pittsburgh. Pa. AQPUITFPT W.H. WABLE, rtHUni I LU I i 7th Ave. £ smlthfleld si. '■istlmates and Plnns Furnished on A| plication. The Henry F, Miller Pianos aeat- Favorites for more than twenty-five wars. Endorsed by the .Musical pro and used In many Public Y tflP Hschools and conservatories of .M'isle *AL_ X" u(l Musical Institutes throughout the united states. W. C. WHITEHILL, General Agent tor Western Pennsylvania, 153 Third Avenue, Plttsburge, Pa. M. ROSENTHAL, successor to Thomas Gamble, Importer and Wholesale LiaUOR DEALER. lfye Whiskies and Wines special! lev. Gugenhelmer, Finch, Gibson, overliolt. 408 Fer ry street. Pittsburgh. Mall orders solicited. i.ufN. fii ( ,| al men (i. p. LUTHER CATERER ANU CONFECTIONER. Wedding Parties, Rpeeptlons. Ice ( ream de livered on short notice, t'yelornina building, Allegheny, Pa. Novelties in Furniture. Chamber suites with family safe attached to dresser, very cheap. Cheapest Clieffonier Folding Bed in the market, with wool mat tress, s'2s. Cheapest Folding Bed ; a child can open it. All to be sold at lowest cash prices at Meyer, Arnold & Co.'s, Lim., 828 Liberty avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. HIRES' lifsi HIRES' IMPROVED "7]S| •ROOT BEERII ' n'Cra. UO BOIUKOORBTIWINIM EASIUfMAOt -T , T,IISI-,W;k.VOE MAKES FIVE CAtLOIUt. iS9t BEER. The roost APPETIZING and WHOLESOME TEMPERANCE DRINK in the world. Leiictous HIU! Sparkling. TWI * Ask your Druggist or Grocer for it. C. E. HIRES, PHILADELPHIA. OOLD FASHIONED WHISKEY HOUSE. No notifying. No c ompotm- V. E. UPPKNCOTT, Distiller and Dealer la PUKE KYB WHISKY. VTO smlthfleld street. PITTSBURGH, PA V VM. J. FRIDAY, senior member late Schmidt £ Friday, Distiller £ Jobber In FINK WHISK IKS, and I in jwnter ' LIQUORS A CIGARS, sua Smlthfield street, THOS. I POLIARO tHBTIU.*M. I M I'OKTKK ANI) JOCBKH IN Fine Rye Whiskies, Brandies, Gins, Rums, Wines, Ac , £c. cor penn and llth streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. orders by mall will receive prompt attention. ALLEOHENY. sth AVE. HOTEL. M< KEESI'OUT, PA. GEO. si. -EPPIG. - - Proprietor. First class accomodations to the trvelln pub lic. Terms fI.M) to MOO per day. Bar attached T2HTT T?"D O W. c. PendleDetry, Son £ Co., ■DUAJjIjIIiO Manufacturers ol Hollers, Chimneys and Breeching. (Jlltee and Works, Mulberry Street, Allegheny, Pa. THE CRANDALL, THE AUTOMATIC AND THE SHORTHAND TYPE WRITERS I'KBKt't. INTENTION G. K. LOWER. No. is Fifth Avenue, PITTSBURGH. ... - - PA. ASK YOUR GROCER - F0R— .15: :E RD'S KEYSTONECRACKERS, CAKKS AND CANDIES. None in the Market fiqual Them. W'Ail first class Grocers have them In Stock. The Assam Tea Co., 4 03 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, Will send to your address—free of charge on all orders amounting to $3 or more—and same to t on approbation: sue Ten at 33 cents, use f offee at Bsl cents. 30btoffeent cocents, r? " send tor our pilce list. We can furnish you with any goods in our line you may desire at reduced rates. LIKNN'S NATIONAL LINIMENT I mKU^LATISM. Bruises, swellings. Sprains, Etc Sold by Drug gists. 33 cents a bottle. W. B. BENN, Manufacturer, Allegheny, Pa. n PARK INSTITUTE ' ecuffis.lQv'yj/isii cot North avenue. Alle & gheny. Buslnes training shorthand ami Typewriting. students admitted at any time, send for prospectus. L. LI'DDKN. A. M., Principal. IS ALLEGHENY HAT HOUSE, Mi No. no Federal Street. HATS. FURNISHING GOODS, UMBRELLAS, WALKING STICKS, ETC. is "cheapest In the two cities. A BINDER TWINE. Allay Fork Hope. Pulley Blocks, ,ve.. Ac., tpj.ManPla, sisal, and Hemp Binder Twine a 9 sjieclalty. 11. GFHWIG A SONS, 1301 £ 1808 Penn Avenue. Pittsburgh, pa. .1. .1. M'COHMICK, 401 £ 113:1 sndthfield street, Pittsburgh. Pa. Passengers booked to and from Europe by all lines, to Bermuda, cuba and o Lake Ports, etc. Money and packages sent to all parts of Europe. HENRY WIIEEI.ERS IfttLj GUI AU.KI.HKNR PAINT £ ARTISTS' f SUPPLY STORK Of 30 West Diamond, removed lo No. 37. Ohio St., Allegheny. Full lines In every department at lowest market prices, fall and sec new firm of Henry Wheeler £ son. JOHN K. FRY E £ CO., 33 AND 31 OHIO STKEKTS, AtI.BUHKNV, Pp. Plows. Harrows. Feed ( utters. Grain Drills, Kertlllizers, Fnnn Bells. Wagons. Buggies, Road carts. Agents tor Dee ring's Harvester. tHAKMSCKfJ, Also Red. White, old Gold, and i.reen Hammock 1 wine. Fishing LI act, Hooks, ' 11. GFHWIG £ 80 V N, 1301 and 1313 Penn avenue, I lusburgh, Pa. ( i M. DBI\ I.J;. * , CONTRACTOR OK HEAVY STONE WOHK. corner cliarles and short sis., Allegheny, pa, r-"county bridges a specially. Corres pondence sollflelteil THE EE t CH'AP WollPinAr '• Uoke nne laper8 ' V ? O. J-I -L (oIJO-. |, a u iin( | see i hem at fillers ;s,Bsi " u6neius;reet J. KKKWIN MLL L.FR £ Co. PITTSBURG, PA. lmoortantto Raiload Men! \ E. smith has beeu for forty-nine years road master on the Boston £ Maine system, and Is now residing at (.rent Falls, N. 11. l.e says track men. braUemen, firemen, engineers and con ductors, as well as baggage masters aud ex- , pressmen, arc subject to kidney disease above all others. Alt, therefore, will be Interested In the statement of his experience, "ihave used Brown's SarsaparlUa for kidney and liver troubles, and can truly say It has done more for me than all the doctors 1 ever employed, and I have had occasion to require the services of tUe best physicians In the state. My wife also lias been greatly benefitted by Its use. gMITJJ Road Master It. £ 31. R. H."| I The kidneys have been labored hard all win ter, as the pores of the skin have been closed, > hut' now the springtime hut* come, and they need some aid. May be you have . hat pain across the back; that tired feeling; those drawing down pains, if so, you can get immediate relief by following the example of Mr. smith and his wife, and use that never-falling and grand corrector or the kidneys, liver and blood, BROWN'S Sarsaparilla.
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